Sentence examples similar to boosted upturn from inspiring English sources
Optimism about the upturn was boosted Monday by news that China's exports surged nearly 18 percent in December after 13 months of declines, helping the country to edge past Germany as the world's biggest exporter.
The yes camp has been boosted by a slight upturn in the economy and by an endorsement from Pope John Paul.But the no campaign will be noisy and emotional.
This reformation, along with a useful upturn in this cyclical industry, has boosted profits heavenwards (see chart).
It also benefited from the demise of Comet – which meant it sold far more electrical goods than ever before – and the upturn in the housing market which has boosted demand for new carpets and curtains.
The Commerce Department also said inventory investment, an increase in exports, and an upturn in federal spending helped boost GDP.
Miners were also wanted on hopes that an upturn in the global economy would boost demand for commodities.
On Wednesday Mr Brown told the committee that the upturn in the global economy would help boost British ex ports and narrow the trade gap, currently running at record levels.
David Miles, an independent member of the Bank's monetary policy committee, used a speech at Northumbria University, in Newcastle, to argue that the MPC's pledge to keep interest rates low until the recovery is secure could help boost confidence, jolting the economy into a "self-confirming" upturn.
Meanwhile, the market's overseers are left dreaming of a sudden economic upturn or a new American or Japanese cap-and-trade scheme to boost demand for ETS permits in short, for a miracle.
To boost their companies' returns to more respectable levels in the short term, they need either an upturn in business – something that few on Wall Street expect any time soon – or big cuts in compensation or other costs.
